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State:
Arizona
Country:
United States
Description:
50G Long
, found driftwood, fluorite substrate (don't use it!!!), & a couple plants
5.5G
, a found rock wall, found gravel, & a couple plants
6.2 Liter Hex
, 2 found quartz rocks, regular black gravel, & lots of plants
Advice:
Don't be stupid! Get more information before you get yourself into a situation you can't handle!
(Like the people I had to help that just bought a baby red eared slider and had no idea what to do with it.)
Fish Kept:
50G Long
, Gold Barbs, Tinfoil Barbs, 2 Koi, 1 baby Oscar, & 2 Common Plecos
5.5G
, my last batch of baby Fancy Guppies, 2 Orange SAE, & some ghost shrimp
6.2 Liter Hex
, Mr. Fish (a beta), his 2 girlfriends (also betas), & some ghost shrimp
Corals/Plants:
the kind I get at Wal*Mart that grow from dried up bulbs
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Tank Size:
50 gallons
Quote:
In Soviet Russia...
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